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I am working with a dataset where there are huge time differences.
If I use scale_*_time I cannot convert those labels to a more meaningful label such as 1 week, 2 weeks... as it can be done with scale_*_date*. Could it be possible to add the date_breaks argument to scale_*_time (or something similar)?
I was not aware of this functions when I opened the issue, so this might solve the inmediat problem. However, it wouldn't be consistent with other time related scales_*, which simply use date_breaks = "1 week" and the rest is done by ggplot2 itself.
I am working with a dataset where there are huge time differences.
If I use
scale_*_time
I cannot convert those labels to a more meaningful label such as 1 week, 2 weeks... as it can be done withscale_*_date*
. Could it be possible to add thedate_breaks
argument toscale_*_time
(or something similar)?This would make it easier to interpret the plots.
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